Jefferson High School - Nautilus Yearbook (Lafayette, IN)

Page 23 text:

For The Last . . . two years every school morning at 7:20 the Band could be found in the old gym, ready to burst forth with music. Perhaps the early hour was a big factor in the Band's successg no lazy or disinterested person would arouse himself so early for something he did not enjoy. Twenty-four members of the Band competed individually and in ensembles at the State contest at LaPorte, May 5 and 6. Graduation will deplete the Band, but such has always been the case, and the succeeding outht has always outdone its predecessor. As the organization started as a grade school-high school band it gave opportunity for some to be in the band more than four years. Two present members have this distinction: Orea jackson and Gordon Bryant having completed their eighth 1 consecutive year in the Band in june. Not only the members, but also the admirers of the Band, deeply regret that this is the last year that the baton will be wielded by Mr. Skidmore. At the conclusion of this year Mr. Skidmore will take up duties at Dan- ville, lnd. Q . ,. X X H ' ' Due To 'lhe bize . .. J. l. S it more 9M5f y1 ---'ff of the orchestra it was impossible for this organization to enter a contest. However, the orchestra played for all school events, including plays, meetings, clubs, and the graduation ceremonies . . . Gradually jeff students are becoming more and more musically inclined. By next year the size of this organization should have increased to hfty or more. l'iolius . . lfarhart, llrown, Douthit, Hoyt, Knarr, Brassie, XVolfe, Miller, Oiler. liamey, li.. Ramey, K .... Iilule . . Taylor . . . C.ltn'iuels . . Munson, Merritt, Folk, llooher, jackson . . . StIXOfIl7lIllt'3 . . Anderson. Shipley, Black.. . . Curnel . . Oberle . . . 74l'0!lll7llllt' . . Tweedee . . . Blur . . Quaintante . . . Burr Vial . . Vdillis . . . Oboe . . libershoff . . . Laila . . Rogers . , , llirurlrn' . . WI. l. Skidmore. 3 I' N 1

Page 22 text:

I Xt Xxx N .- it l 'A :mil 4 Postal Service . . . telegraph, telephone, radio . And more is promised. XY'l1at a world to live in! The chief executive now sits in his ollice and addresses the spell bound world. Wlhat unifying force! St1A'0,IlVllIl'X . . . XVolsieIfer, Hill, Shipley, Black, Copaey, Hunter . . . litusw . . lfolk, Minnick. Quaintanee. Butler . . Tymfmni . . Pertz . . . IDVIINIJ . . Sattler, Bryant, Pinkerton, Kepler, Wlells, Gipaon . . . f.iftll'iIlL'l5 . . Dukes, A. Selke, Minier, Ci. Selke. Wellitigttwn, Barton, Miller, Munson. Mt- Neil, Hrassie . . . B455 Clizrimfl . . jackson . . . Alto Cltlriuet . . Lewis . . . Iiaxroml . , Arman . . . Oboe , . lfhershoff . . . Ijl'L'Hl'l7 Horny . . Xvillis. Riggs. Clay. Meeker . . . lj 151.11 CltII'ill1'l5 . . Chastain, Fisher . . . Flute . . Taylor . . . Pittolo . . Moore . . . Huritmles . . Verplank, Nelson, Taylor . . . C.orm'Ix . . Bryant, jackson. Clrannon, Menges. O'Haver. Dearing, Goss, Yancey. XVilkerson, Oherle, Bell . . . 7ll'IllIIl70Ill'X . . Perry, Mull, Tweedie. Yoeom. Smith, Black . . . Persorluel Dirertnr . . jason Yoeom . . . I7irerlur . . j. l. Skidmore. 5? 3 713 t ,5- ml

Page 24 text:

loy lf. Laney, A.F:.. A.lVl. Indiana University l'urtlue University Iluntington College English ,lournalism Debate EXECUTIVE STAFF THE BOOSTER . . . edited every other week this year has struggled through a Hnancial crisis on a strict budg- et plan. Advertising has been hard to secure, but the adver- tising staff has worked hard and cooperation between this and the business staff have kept the paper up to its high standard. Executive Editor .r...,v,,,.,...............,......,.......... ,..... M orris McCarty Editor-in-Chief ......,. .......,.... S arab Scbaal Business Manager ,.... ..........,,,.... I David White Associate Editor . ,,,., ....... .,.,.. I . ois jane Gillespie Managing Editor ...,.............. ........... R obert Royster :I U , I Literary ....... .......,......,. l .oy C. Laney Luulti Adlmln I Financial ,... ....... W ilma Fletemeyer Bookkeeper ....,... Printer ...,... Managing Editor Columnist . ,,,... . Editorial .... Exchange ...... l'eature Movie .. Helen Grey F. Morgan BOARD OF EDITORS ..........Robert Royster Alberta Roethemeyer ....Editha Schmidt Alberta Roethemeyer ...........Charles Rainey ..., M. I.. Gillespie Special Feature ......,.........,...,......... Ida joan Cohen Society and Personals ...,..,...... Katharine Graham Sports ...,........ Harry Von Seggern. Meade Vifillis Circulation Manager .......,............ Blanche Shipley Advertising4Mary Francis Berger, Stanley Ber- ger, Robert Pierson. In A Vlforld . . . full of business-minded people and rushing, gushing social butterflies we sometimes forget another tremendously important phase of life. NVQ fail to realize, until it is too late, that sooner or later there will be an urgent demand for a public appear- ance. The business man who can not speak before a board meeting with ease and fluency is handicapped. It Is To Remedy... this possible defect in the men and women-to-be that the Forensic Club has been organized. Public association of this sort develops poise and ease that are priceless. The debutante has occasion to use her powers of speech from time to time, for even in proposing a toast to a friend a great deal of skill is required . . . and so the inter- est in the Forensic Club. Top Row . . Berger, Horwitz, Murphy, Royster. Rainey, Sie- gel, Davis, Palma . . . Second Row . . Rogers, Shipley. Schaaf. Grav. lanev . . . Bollom Rou' . . ers. Shaw. Img 'rs-, HI. R o g e r s. Maple. McDowell. Ezra, Gershuny, Seigfried, Rog-